Ever have a song that seems old and familiar in a good way even the first time you hear it?

I have had a few but this is the only one I can remember right now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=039VsX9vjSQ I think a similar dynamic is going on when someone tells someone "I feel like I've known you all my life."

edited 23rd Dec '17 6:34:31 AM by Yqatuba

M. Ward's cover of Rave On. The reason it seems familiar is probably because it's a Buddy Holly cover. But I can't help but feel like there's something else there.

Word's second most famous attorney with a bird-related name.

Gorillaz' Empire Ants sounded a lot like the kind of electronic music I enjoyed as a kid honestly. I can't specifically say what that was, but it was a deja vu moment that made me happy.

Joke? Why are you calling it a joke? You drew a picture of two dudes hugging and wrote "I love hugs!" on it.

"Call Me Crazy" by the Lost Trailers.

It's from 2006, but for some reason it sounds a lot like something I would've heard in 1993.

Starless by King Crimson

Dreams Don't Cost A Thing, You Belong to Me, and Raining in my Heart by Flat Duo Jets

Ain't Misbehavin' by Fats Waller

Lonesome Town by The Cramps and Ricky Nelson

Elevation by Pharoah Sanders

Breath by Pere Ubu

Snowblind by Black Sabbath

Tank! by The Seatbelts

Guns & Roses by Paradise Lunch

Roses by Outkast

Over the Hillside by The Blue Nile

You and Your Folks, Me and My Folks by Funkadelic

Dream Baby Dream by Suicide

Kiss Me Deadly by Generation X

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I mean, granted some of these songs are from my childhood. But they still have their own respective nostalgic cores. Kiss Me Deadly, especially.